Cure

Ex-Pumpkin head pulps up the volume with his reinvented gang of 'glamadelic' grungesters

Double album of new songs plus remixes of old stuff from Sugababes' sugar daddy

Reissue of blonde wonders' five studio albums. In other words, Sting when he was good

Godfathers of Scandinavian rock return with sleeker hi-fi sound

Bobby and Billy return in flat sequel

Overdue collectors' B-sides bonanza

American thriller writer Peter Neal (Tony Franciosa) arrives in Rome to publicise his latest novel. Then people start dying in increasingly grisly ways—all copied from Neal's book. Dario Argento's long-banned blood-drenched whodunnit is released in uncut form for the first time... but this hasn't cured the gaping holes in the plot. For gorehounds only.

Italian lo-fi indie label collates impressive covers album

Two-CD garnering of US maverick producer/songwriter's golden years. Includes rare and unreleased gems

Halle Berry's blubbing Oscar win shouldn't obscure the fact that this is a brave, harrowing film, echoing the intimacy of '70s cinema's heyday. Billy Bob Thornton is uncannily intense as a Death Row prison guard who cracks up when his son Heath Ledger can't handle his job. An odd coupling with convict's wife Berry may or may not redeem him. Inspirational.